Audience response has been overwhelmingly resonant. “The biggest takeaway has been how deeply it’s sticking with people,” says Churchill. “Folks are still coming up to talk about the play, the dialogue, the acting, and the questions the story leaves to ponder.”
The HipFish just ran a review in this month’s issue: “Churchill’s use of storytelling to inspire demonstrates a power of connection that is unattainable through technology… Audience reflection on the concepts of chaos, uncertainty, and creativity as aspects of human connection among artificial intelligence is a solid measurement of [the play’s] success…”
We are living through a strange moment in our collective history. The tools we’ve built to assist us have quietly learned to anticipate us while silently taking over our lives, turning up the pressure on what it means to be conscious, alive, real, even loved. This play is about what happens when our interactions with technology get pressed to the point where something has to give.
The play closes next month in Astoria at Ten Fifteen Productions | September 10, 11 & 12, 2026.
Tickets are available at the door and online at www.thesilentmeasure.com.
You may also use the QR Code listed on the poster for this announcement to reserve tickets.
